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@simplr-ai/release-cli

v1.0.0

Published

Simplr release CLI — push commits and report CI test results to Simplr Release Notes from a git hook or CI step.

Downloads

878

Readme

@simplr-ai/release-cli

Push commits and CI test results to Simplr Release Notes from a git hook or CI step. Feeds the same /v1/release-ingest API the GitHub App and VS Code extension use, so it works for any provider.

Install

bun add -d @simplr-ai/release-cli   # or npm i -D

Auth

Create a project ingest token in the Simplr dashboard (Release Notes → project → Connect).

export SIMPLR_RELEASE_TOKEN=rnit_xxx
export SIMPLR_API_URL=https://api.simplr-ai.com   # optional, this is the default

Capture a commit

# Captures HEAD (sha, branch, message, author) automatically:
simplr-release release push

# Or be explicit / override the environment mapping:
simplr-release release push --ref main --env uat --title "Checkout v2"

Wire it into .git/hooks/post-commit or a CI step to capture every push.

Report a test result (gates flag rollout + release publishing)

simplr-release test report --status passed --tag ci-main
simplr-release test report --status failed --tag ci-main

A feature flag with rollout_mode=auto and rollout_tag=ci-main will advance only while the latest reported run for that tag is green, and halt on red — the same gate GitHub Actions results feed.

Programmatic use

import { pushChange, reportTest } from "@simplr-ai/release-cli";

const opts = { apiUrl: "https://api.simplr-ai.com", token: process.env.SIMPLR_RELEASE_TOKEN! };
await pushChange(opts, { kind: "commit", title: "Fix login", ref: "main" });
await reportTest(opts, { status: "passed", tag: "ci-main" });